No meat on the bone
The saying "thin to win" can be an OK strategy if you’re catching the ball a little low on the face, but skulls, screamers and bones are seriously thinned shots that need your attention.
Thin contact often happens when the hips and chest stop rotating through impact, which causes the arms to pull in and shorten.
His fix is to make some half swings where you purposefully look off the ball just before impact.
By releasing your eyes toward the target sooner, it’ll be easier for your arms to maintain full extension through impact. Dustin Johnson is a good example of this move. Hitting the ball like DJ wouldn’t be so bad, would it?
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